Hindi (NTT) Vacancy in Gurugram, Haryana
St Angels School
Job Description
Job Overview
St Angels School believes every child learns differently and deserves a classroom where Hindi opens doors to culture, confidence and communication. The NTT Hindi Teacher will shape foundational language skills in a warm, inclusive setting where curiosity is encouraged and no learner is left behind.
Classroom Profile
In our NTT section, children arrive with varied language exposure—some speak Hindi at home, others are picking it up for the first time. The classroom in Gurugram mirrors the city’s diversity, with learners who thrive through stories, songs and simple conversations. Daily activities blend phonics, vocabulary and oral expression so every child moves forward at their own pace.
Day-to-Day Duties
Plan and deliver daily Hindi sessions using stories, flashcards and action rhymes that keep young minds engaged.
Prepare low-prep teaching aids suited for mixed readiness levels in an inclusive classroom in Gurugram.
Assess progress through informal observations rather than formal tests, sharing simple feedback with parents.
Create picture-based word banks and sentence strips to support non-native speakers.
Collaborate with the NTT team to align Hindi milestones with broader early-learning goals at St Angels School.
Use everyday objects and local references—like market scenes or festival names—to make language real and relatable.
Keep attendance and anecdotal records updated in the school’s digital folder each week.
Attend fortnightly curriculum huddles to fine-tune plans based on learner needs.
Who Can Apply
Graduates with a Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) or a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) in Hindi.
Candidates with at least one year of classroom experience, preferably in pre-primary or lower primary settings.
Preference will be given to those familiar with play-way and activity-based Hindi teaching methods.
Skills We Value
Patience to repeat, rephrase and reinforce without frustration in a busy classroom.
Strong listening skills to pick up subtle language barriers among young learners.
Basic Hindi-Hinglish bilingual ability to bridge home and school language gaps.
Warm, expressive voice that turns drills into delightful routines.
Salary and Benefits
The monthly compensation ranges between Rs.18,000 and Rs.25,000 based on qualifications and experience.
Facilities include a light school uniform, mid-day snacks for learners, and access to the staff resource room.
In-house professional development sessions on inclusive pedagogy are offered twice a year.